The serialized spin on the 2009 film, one of the more high-profile efforts on the company's ambitious original slate, did not fare well in Amazon's crowd-sourcing -- according to writer-producer Rhett Reese.

"Our Zombieland series will not be moving forward on Amazon," Reese wrote on Twitter. "Sad for everyone involved."

Amazon's pilot catalog went live on April 19, and the company has said that user ratings and feedback will play a large role in the decision of which to order to series. With 5,500 reviews currently showing on the website, Zombieland averages 3.7 out of 5 stars. Reese, who also wrote the Zombieland film, makes it seem as though the response has been more negative.

"I'll never understand the vehement hate the pilot received from die-hard Zombieland fans," he continued. "You guys successfully hated it out of existence."

While Amazon will not comment on which projects are in or out, pilots presently registering higher ratings on the website include Those Who Can't, Betas, Onion News Empire and John Goodman starrer Alpha House.

Of Amazon's 14 pilots in contention, eight are comedies aimed at adults and six are children's series.